Arctic Forecasts to Guide Farmers say Scientist
Captain Clifford MacGregor, Arctic explorer and meteorologist, proposes six weather stations above Canada north of 70 degrees to predict crop planting three months ahead. He notes a permanent low pressure area and drift of Polar air masses, suggesting cross sections could guide wet or dry crop decisions and aid transatlantic air travel. Rainbow Point and Thule are suggested sites, with Devon Island also favorable.
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Arctic
United States
Clifford MacGregor
MacGregor
Canada
Greenland
Rainbow Point
Etah
Thule
Cape York
Devon Island
Radios Promise Perfection Yet Miss Neighbor Tuner
The article notes radios are near perfect yet still lack a device to block or tune out neighbors' sets, highlighting a missing gadget in the evolving receivers.
Duck Serum Claim Sparks Hay Fever Cure
A purported cure for hay fever is reported as a serum derived from ducks. The claim is met with skepticism, described as another quack remedy by critics.
Nightfall on Loon Creek and a Shaky Gold Deal
Two months later Jack Hammond battles feverishly for gold on Loon Creek with Bruce Kenning while McKenzie Joe’s warning shadows the operation. Kay Joyce uncovers true gravel gold and tensions flare as Joe exits, leaving Hammond to push ahead with prospects and fragile loyalties.
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Jack
McKenzie Joe
Kay
Jeanne Towers
Joe
Jack Hammond
Kay Joyce
Loon Creek
Kenning
Bruce Kenning
Hammond
Hay
Joe Britten
Quiet Resolve After Paper Transfer In The Claims
Two months pass after a tense quarrel as Jack adjusts to his new ownership of the claims. A quiet reconciliation with McKenzie Joe follows the signing of documents, though the mood remains tense and weighty.
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Joe
Jack
Jeanne
McKenzie Joe
Film Director Proposes Low Fee for Indian Role
A film director demands £500 for the part of an Indian in a new film. The manager counters with £25, arguing the role only requires a half breed.
Value Of Used Stamps And Their Charity Impact
Readers learn how used stamps support a free bed for a child in a London hospital through three friends of children. The Royal Society of Great Britain notes that if every London metropolitan resident sent one used stamp weekly, the society would gain over 40000 dollars yearly. foreign stamps are more valuable than domestic.
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London
Royal Society of Great Britain
Boston
Grocer Faces Global Trends Push Prices Higher
The Woodstock Sentinel Review notes grocers must monitor international affairs. News from Spain says General Franco and a 1937 frost raise Seville bitter orange prices for marmalade. Manchurian walnuts may drop in price. The Canadian Grocer reports beans are cheaper after the war scare ends.
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Woodstock Sentinel Review
Spain
Franco
Seville
Canadian Grocer
Righteous Voice Seethes Over Radio in Observation Cars
Lucius Beebe in the New York Herald Tribune predicts a future clash as a passenger movement rises against the radio in observation cars. Rail executives who see the radio as fare aid are pushing riders toward hitchhiking or alternative travel.
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Lucius Beebe
New York Herald Tribune
Legion
Leading markets for Canadian exports in September
The top ten destinations by value were United States 60,525,000 United Kingdom 28,912,000 Germany 2,616,000 Australia 2,465,000 Netherlands 1,278,000 Belgium 1,227,000 New Zealand 1,193,000 British South Africa 1,082,000 Japan 964,000 France 841,000.
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United States
United Kingdom
Germany
Australia
Netherlands
Belgium
New Zealand
British South Africa
Japan
France
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Tomaht
Deman
Children’s Hospital
THE
Practical Family
Johnson
Sea Horse
Johnson Motors
Peterboro
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Los Angeles
America
Dr. Willams
Dr. Williams
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